A Native American Heritage Month Event : IEEE PCJS–PACE New Mexico Summer Camp Showcase
A Native American Heritage Month Event
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, IEEE warmly invites all members to a special report-out showcasing the New Mexico Summer Camp funded by IEEE and PACE. Donna Fernandez and Harini Frederickson will open the session with an introduction to this impactful project.
You’ll also hear directly from the interns and Native American campers as they share their experiences, insights, and highlights from the program. Join us as we celebrate their voices, recognize their contributions, and reflect on the meaningful work made possible through this unique collaboration.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
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AIMC Summer Camp Introduction
Donna Fernandez is Pomo from Elem Indian Colony in Clearlake Oaks, CA. She is a 2025 recipient of the Morris Weiss Award and the California Teachers Association Human Rights Award, and a Sequoiah Fellow with the American Indian Science and Engineering Society. Donna holds a Master of Education in Advanced Teaching from the University of the People, and dual BAs in Mathematics and Native American Studies from the University of California, Davis. A National Board Certified Teacher of Mathematics with 15 years of experience, Donna is a passionate educator and advocate for Native youth. She has raised over $20,000 annually to support the Residential Summer Math Circle for Indigenous students and currently serves as co-director of the Alliance of Indigenous Math Circles, whose mission is to create mathematical opportunities for Indigenous students while respecting and celebrating their cultural heritage.
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Project Introduction by Donna Fernandez
Intern Report Out led by Harini Frederickson
Feedback from the campers
A Native American Heritage Month Event